Since the Korean company began to manufacture its own processors, as Apple has been doing for a few years, the dependence on Qualcomm has been reduced, something that the processor giant will not have sat very well considering that Koreans are the manufacturer that sells the most devices worldwide.
Little by little Samsung has been perfecting its processors and even beating some of the latest competition models. In fact, the Exynos 8890 integrated processor in the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge is offering better performance than the Snapdragon 820 from Qualcomm, although the opposite was said at first.
Currently, Samsung processors are not only being used in the company's devices, but the Koreans have also begun to sell it to third-party manufacturers, entering to compete directly and from you to you with the Snapdragon, something that will not be doing any fun. to the guys at Qualcomm. The new processor Qualcomm's Snapdragon 823 can reach a processing speed of up to 3,6 GHz offering more than adjusted consumption. But on this occasion we could say that the disciple has surpassed the master as the Exynos 8895 far exceeds that clock speed of the latest Qualcomm processor.
The real revolution has arrived with the new Exynos 8895 that according to the first technical information that has been leaked could reach a frequency speed of up to 4 GHz. That a terminal could reach this processor speed would be something that today is not yet available in most computers, since it is only intended for terminals that are manufactured mainly to play games and use design programs. At the moment these processors should reach the market with the next Samsung models, the S8 and S8 Edge and the Galaxy Note 8. The first to hit the market will be the S8, which will be presented at the beginning of next year as usual in the Galaxy S range.